Hacker group claims responsibility for Asahi Group ransomware attack

A hacker group has claimed responsibility for last week's cyberattack on Japanese beverage giant Asahi Group Holdings Ltd., saying it has stolen employee information and internal documents, a cybersecurity source said Wednesday.Qilin, a ransomware group believed to be based in Russia, claimed in a post on the dark web that it has stolen around 9,300 files, or about 27 gigabytes of data, according to the source."We have found information on the internet that appears to have been stolen from our company in the recent attack," Asahi Group said in a statement, adding, "The details and scope of …READ FULL ARTICLE